Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite will feature a variety of exciting and accessible single player modes and rich multi-player content for new players and longtime fans alike.
In addition to single player Arcade, Training and Mission modes, a visually stunning and immersive cinematic Story Mode will put players at the center of both universes as they battle for supremacy against powerful forces and a new villain.
Features
Reborn Rivalries: Universes collide once again in this all-new crossover clash for the ages, where players select their favorite Marvel and Capcom characters and engage in accessible and action-packed 2v2 partner battles.
Infinite Power: Pulled from classic Marvel lore, unique and game-changing Infinity Stones can be implemented into players’ strategies as a way to influence the outcome of battle. Each Infinity Stone provides a unique advantage to the player and represents a different aspect of the universe: power, space, time, reality, soul, and mind.
Iconic Heroes: Choose from a diverse roster of fan favorite characters pulled from Marvel and Capcom universes, including Iron Man and Captain America from the Marvel side, and Ryu and Mega Man X from Capcom. Many more playable characters will be revealed in the future.
Cinematic Story: Heroes and villains battle for supremacy in a timeless struggle set in the Marvel and Capcom universes. The original storyline answers the questions regarding the new clash and lets players step into the shoes of classic characters from both sides as they wage war against powerful forces in an attempt to defeat a new villain.
Accessible Single Player Content: In addition to the cinematic story experience, players can hone their skills in a variety of accessible single player modes, including Training, Mission and Arcade modes.
Vast Multiplayer Features: Robust online modes and content including ranked and casual matches, global leaderboards, and online lobbies with spectator mode deepen the overall experience.
Graphics: Unreal Engine 4 technology pushes the cinematic visuals and next-gen realism into a new era.
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I don't think it was Marvel specifically but I remember these "vs" games having some truly impressive sprite art and background details when they were in 2D.
I don't think it was Marvel specifically but I remember these "vs" games having some truly impressive sprite art and background details when they were in 2D.
I used to be really into SF2, SF3: Third Strike, Mortal Kombat, (old) Killer Instinct, etc.
Then Smash Bros. came along and they just nailed everything, imo. I REALLY appreciate their special move approach, where everyone has the same inputs to perform their special attacks and regular attacks.
When I try to go back to Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat bullshit nowadays I'm just really turned off.
its still only a widely spread myth that you can play tekken without learning stuff (i.e. doing only button mashing), might be true for homorang and eddy/christy. every other char you need to learn atleast ~10 combos/attacks. though its pretty much useless to learn the 10hit combos, there are more effective ways to do damage
Pre-order the Standard Edition and receive the Warrior Thor and Evil Ryu Premium Costumes.
Pre-order the Deluxe Edition, which includes the main game, 2017 Character Pass and Warrior Thor, Evil Ryu, Gladiator Hulk and Command Mission X Premium Costumes!
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I feel like the inputs for special moves are arbitrary bullshit that make no sense.
It's all part of the challenge and creating a gap between the skilled and the not.
By your logic we should streamline everything down to hitting one button.
Capcom has announced character downloadable content plans for Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite.
In addition to the previously announced Sigma and Black Panther, the remaining four downloadable characters due out in 2017 are Monster Hunter, Winter Soldier, Black Widow, and Venom.
The “2017 Character Pass” is included with the Deluxe Edition of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, which costs $89.99 versus the standard edition’s $59.99.
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